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WPIAL/City League Week Two Saturday Scores
September 9, 2017
As the band Three Dog Night once sang, “one is the loneliest number that you’ll ever know”. That could be the anthem for the very light WPIAL football schedule on Saturday. Unless we’re talking at the end of the season, then being one is the ultimate goal. For now though, one = first, and a […]
Saxton continues South Fayette line of elite quarterbacks
It is hard to deny that South Fayette has become a cradle of quarterbacks over the last several years. Since 2010, the Lions have had
WPIAL Week 2 Regional High School Football Roundup
TribLIVE.com Breaking News Alert...First-year players bolster Penn Hills girls tennis lineup
Though a lack of tennis courts and overall interest in the sport continue to be issues for the Penn Hills girls tennis team, the programPenn Hills runners train to improve as season progresses
The Penn Hills boys cross country team will look to replace the production lost from the graduation of its top two runners. The Indians, whoPalko’s gamble pays off as West Allegheny edges North Hills in overtime
During regulation of his team's Class 5A Allegheny Nine Conference game against North Hills, West Allegheny coach Bob Palko repeatedly came up empty on his
Fisher carries No. 2 Central Catholic past rival North Allegheny
Instead of touchdowns or yards, wins is the stat Central Catholic's offensive coordinator uses to define Troy Fisher. As in, andquot;we want to put theHigh school scores, summaries, schedules for Sept. 8, 2017
High schools Football Friday's results WPIAL Class 6A Northern Seven Central Catholic 14, North Allegheny 7 Pine-Richland 42, Seneca Valley 7 Southeastern Bethel Park 28,
Week 2’s top performers in passing, rushing, receiving
Top performers for Week 2 high school football in Western Pennsylvania. Passing 412 Seth Cohen, Highlands (14 of 32) 269 Nico Battiste, Central Valley (11 of 21)WPIAL football roundup: Pine-Richland rolls past rival Seneca Valley
Phil Jurkovec threw for 254 yards and three touchdowns and ran for two more scores to lead top-ranked Pine-Richland to a 42-7 victory over lastNew Castle edges Highlands in double OT despite Cohen’s passing records
It was a record breaking night for Highlands quarterback Seth Cohen. With all eyes on Ohio State recruit Marcus Hooker, Cohen wanted in on theShady Side Academy QB Moore leads Indians to rout of Burrell
Shady Side Academy's Skyy Moore has been waiting 350 days since to get back out on the field and have a breakout game since breakingHigh-powered Jeannette follows script in win vs. Leechburg
Jeannette did what the No. 2-ranked team in WPIAL Class A would expect to do in its conference opener: hit the gas and not look
Seton LaSalle rallies to take down Valley in Allegheny Conference
Things started well enough for Valley in its Allegheny Conference game Friday against Seton LaSalle at Memorial Stadium. The Vikings scored on the first playNo. 1 Clairton holds off Springdale’s upset bid with interception return for TD
Everyone is fully aware of what Clairton brings to the table as a football program. Even though the Bears had won 40 consecutive games againstLate score leads Fox Chapel past Woodland Hills
September 8, 2017
Fox Chapel seemed to have lost composure and gone on its way to 0-3 with less than 10 minutes to go, but the Foxes made
Freeport ‘just amazing’ in victory over rival Deer Lakes
Deer Lakes challenged Freeport's defense Friday night, continually pounding away at the Yellowjackets with runs up the middle. But the Lancers' hammer couldn't break throughWestmoreland roundup: Jeannette cruises past Leechburg
Jeannette did what the No. 2-ranked team in WPIAL Class A would expect to do in its conference opener — hit the gas and not
No. 5 Mt. Lebanon routs Hempfield behind defense
If you looked at the final score of Friday's Class 6A Southeastern Conference battle, a 31-0 Mt. Lebanon victory, you would assume the leading passerDerry bounces back with rout of Yough
A week ago, Derry football coach Tim Sweeney wondered how much his players wanted to win. After all, the Trojans still were smarting from a
